The document discusses the 20th century's impact on music, particularly focusing on impressionism and expressionism and their influence on composers and styles. It highlights key figures such as Claude Debussy and includes technological advancements that transformed music production and accessibility. The era marked a significant departure from traditional music, embracing innovation and diverse expressions.

1. ARTISTIC
ARTISTIC
MORNING!
MORNING!
-Sir Je

2. PRETEST

3. THE 20TH CENTURY REFERS TO
1.
A. January 1, 1901 - December 31, 2000
B. January 1, 2001 - December 31, 2010
C. January 1, 1900 - December 31, 1999
D. January 1, 2000 - December 31, 2009

4. THE 20TH CENTURY REFERS TO
1.
A. January 1, 1901 - December 31, 2000
B. January 1, 2001 - December 31, 2010
C. January 1, 1900 - December 31, 1999
D. January 1, 2000 - December 31, 2009

5. 2. WHAT IS THE MOST PROBABLE EFFECT
OF LISTENING TO IMPRESSIONIST
MUSIC?
A. Anger
B. Relaxation
C. Anxiety
D. Urination

6. 2. WHAT IS THE MOST PROBABLE EFFECT
OF LISTENING TO IMPRESSIONIST
MUSIC?
A. Anger
B. Relaxation
C. Anxiety
D. Urination

7. 3. IT DERIVED FROM MONET'S PAINTING
"IMPRESSION, SUNRISE" WHICH USES
CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART
TECHNIQUES.
A. Impressionists
B. Expressionism
C. Expressionists
D. Impressionism

8. 3. IT DERIVED FROM MONET'S PAINTING
"IMPRESSION, SUNRISE" WHICH USES
CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ART
TECHNIQUES.
A. Impressionists
B. Expressionism
C. Expressionists
D. Impressionism

9. 4. HE IS THE FIRST IMPRESSIONIST
COMPOSER
A. DR. ANTONIO MOLINA
B. ACHILLE-CLAUDE DEBUSSY

10. 4. HE IS THE FIRST IMPRESSIONIST
COMPOSER
A. DR. ANTONIO MOLINA
B. ACHILLE-CLAUDE DEBUSSY

11. 5. A NIGHTMARISH REACTION TO THE
DREAMLIKE SWEETNESS OF
IMPRESSIONISM.
A. Impressionists
B. Expressionism
C. Expressionists
D. Impressionism

12. 5. A NIGHTMARISH REACTION TO THE
DREAMLIKE SWEETNESS OF
IMPRESSIONISM.
A. Impressionists
B. Expressionism
C. Expressionists
D. Impressionism

13. 6. IMPRESSIONIST AND EXPRESSIONIST
MUSICIANS DURING THE 20TH CENTURY
ARE ACTUALLY CONSIDERED______.
A. Rebels
B. Supporter
C. Supporter
D. Obedient

14. 6. IMPRESSIONIST AND EXPRESSIONIST
MUSICIANS DURING THE 20TH CENTURY
ARE ACTUALLY CONSIDERED______.
A. Rebels
B. Supporter
C. Supporter
D. Obedient

15. WHAT DOES
WHAT DOES
MUSIC MEAN
MUSIC MEAN
TO YOU?
TO YOU?

17. HAVE YOU
HAVE YOU
HEARD ABOUT...
HEARD ABOUT...

18. - was inveted in 1877.
- a popular musical gadget during 19th
century.
- musical gadget used by Jose Rizal and
other Filipinos.
- used by Filipinos from the upper and middle
classes - cassettes, CD players and
recorders.

19. - Invented - light bulb, automobile, telephone,
radio, television, radar and many other
electronic gadget.
- well-known for technological progress.
- In the field of music, an era when musical
experimentation led the composers toward
musical freedom and diversity and broke away
from traditional ways of music production.

20. - Last school year- how it mirrored important
historical events.
- Now, in modern music, you will understand
the trend in musical styles.
- was a bridge between old and new music.

21. - recognize music's role- arts and culture,
religion, entertainment industry, academe,
economy and even with medicine.
- idea of possible career options in the filed
of music - music directing, music
production, musical theater, music
education and performances.

22. - was a mirror of the era of discoveries and
philosophies.
- emergence of new genre is evident.
- the radio became popular, as well as teachnologies
that capture, reproduce and distribute music.

23. - Artists gained fame faster as music was not
anymore limited to live concerts.
- Listeners exposed to a wider range of music.
- Performances became visual through music
videos.
- Industrialization made music education and
performance more accessible due to technological
inventions.

24. - music widened its definition, incorporating
new, non traditional ingredients.
- many musicians challenged establised music
rules.
- US became the center of the development.

25. - new ideas about music- composers developed
more freedom and diversity in their styles.
- improved tranportation allowed musicians to
travel easier and faster to bring music to
different places.
- music became accessible, music blended
together resulting in new music forms.

26. THESE ARE MANY OTHER
THESE ARE MANY OTHER
MUSICAL INNOVATIONS DEFINED
MUSICAL INNOVATIONS DEFINED
THE MUSIC OF THE 20TH
THE MUSIC OF THE 20TH
CENTURY.
CENTURY.

27. MUSIC AND THE
MUSIC AND THE
CHANGING WORLD
CHANGING WORLD
MUSIC OF THE 20TH CENTURY
UNIT 1 :

28. IMPRESSIONIST
IMPRESSIONIST
MUSIC
MUSIC
IMPRESSIONISM AND
EXPRESSIONISM IN MUSIC
PART 1 :

29. -it is a new musical style that conveys a
certain mood, emotion, or atmosphere through
the use of bizarre harmony, unresolved or
incomplete chords , extreme chromatism, and
heavy use of piano pedals.
-was created during the late 19th and early
20th centuries and started amidst world wars.
-these produced dreamlike musical sounds.

30. -Derived from Monet's painting "Impression,
Sunrise" which uses contemporary visual art
techniques.
-Impressionist music's modern characteristics
includes the use of extended chords, and scales
such as the whole-tone scale, pentatonic scale,
and church modes.

31. FAMOUS
FAMOUS
IMPRESSIONIST
IMPRESSIONIST
COMPOSERS
COMPOSERS

32. -First impressionist composer
-Born to a modest family with little cultural
involvement, he showed enough skills to be
accepted in France's leading music school, the
Conservatory of Paris, at age 10.

33. -He first studied piano, but discovered his
passion for innovative composition, despite
critics from his conservative professors.
-he was influenced by the Symbolist poetic
movement of the late 19th century.
-he regarded Classical music as obsolete.

34. -The "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" was his
orchestral height.
-"La Mer", "Nocturne", "Images", and "Clair De Lune"

36. -Known for experimenting with elements of
modernism, baroque, neoclassical, and jazz in his
works.
-Born to a family of music lovers, he also attended
the same school as Ravel and was not well regarded
by its traditional establishments as well.
-His orchestration abilities are shown in his famous
works likes "Bolero" (1928) in which he made use of
repetition in the development of the music.

37. -Both Debussy and Ravel started off by being
criticized for not following conventional music
rules.
-Debussy and Ravel are considered two of the
most innovative composers in the history of
music.

39. -was one of the 20th century Filipino
composers who wrote art music.
-He was called "Claude Debussy of the Philippines"
for composing music that has characteristics of
Impressionist music.
-One of his famous works is the piano
piece, "Malikmata"

41. THANK YOU
THANK YOU
FOR LISTENING!
FOR LISTENING!